MY OPINION:
Trouble in High Heels is cooked by a clichéd recipe for a romance novel. The Guy is tall, dark and handsome, partly Italian, a little mysterious, possibly dangerous, and absolutely charming. The Girl is a bosomy blonde, but – wait – a lawyer, who takes things into her own hands.
Instead of sulking with a box of chocolates upon discovering her fiancé’s betrayal, she does what is usually considered a masculine way of coping with things. She decides to take revenge. Roberto Bartolini comes in perfect for her plan, but at the same time, he is quite a match and a challenge for her as she does not know whether she can trust him or not.
Dodd makes Trouble in High Heels intriguing exactly with that: the reader, as well as Brandi, cannot be sure until the end whether Roberto is a good or a bad guy. Add some unexpected twists in the plot, a lot of humour and a traditional happy-ever-after ending, and you get a perfect comfort food for a bad day.
RECOMMENDATION: This is a perfect book for taking a break from a troublesome day. Besides, which woman would not like her own Roberto Bartolini, if only fictional, at some point?
Lovely, fun review! It's obvious you enjoyed the book. It doesn't have depth, but that's part of the fun. I haven't read anything by Christina Dodd yet, so maybe it's time I started it.
ReplyDeleteOoh, this book sounds like a fun read. I mainly read and review YA books, but I throw in some Adult titles in there every now and then.
ReplyDeleteGreat review. :) I'm glad you enjoyed the book. I plan to add this to my tbr/wish list now. Thanks!
Great review! I think I'll try this one. Haven't read her work before. Light and fun - that's always a nice treat after a hectic day.
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